TEAM COMPETITIONS

BRC hold qualifiers throughout the UK for affiliated Riding Club members.

South Lammermuir Riding Club is in Area 1 which covers the whole of the south of Scotland up to Glasgow and Edinburgh so be prepared to travel for qualifying competitions as they are usually some distance away

If you win an Area 1 qualifying competition then you will be eligible to compete at the National Championships

BRC proudly host 6 national championships per year which include:

Intro to advanced medium dressage

60cm to 105cm show jumping

70cm to 100cm arena eventing

70cm to 100cm horse trials

Prelim/ 60cm to Novice/ 90cm combined training 

70cm - 100cm Challenge 

Online dressage competitions & leagues 

BRC qualifiers & championships are split between a summer and winter season. 

Winter Season:

Winter Show Jumping Championships

Winter Dressage Championships; includes Dressage to Music & Quadrille

Arena Eventing Championships

Summer Season:

Horse Trials Championships

National Championships

Combined Championships

BRITISH RIDING CLUBS AREA 1 

The Area 1 Summer Dressage and Show Jumping qualifiers are being held at The Daimler Foundation at Morris Equestrian Centre on Sunday 26th July.

Includes Netherton Equestrian / BHS Scotland Riding Club Style Jumping qualifer for Scone Palace International Horse Trials along with dressage and show jumping qualifiers for the British Riding Clubs Area 1 Championships.

Link to schedule: https://brcarea1.co.uk/.../Area-1-Summer-Qualifiers...

Link to online entries: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/britishridingclubsarea1/

Early entries close on Saturday 4th July, after which date the entry fee increases by £4 per entry. Final entries close on Friday 17th July.

Information about Equine Influenza is available on the Area 1 website at:https://brcarea1.co.uk/area-1-2026-qualifiers/

Dressage and Show Jumping classes are qualifiers for the Area 1 Championships being held in the autumn.

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You can enter as an individual or as part of a team or both

Volunteers - competitions cannot run without a large army of helpers so this is a good way to see for yourself what these larger competitions entail before entering

If you decide to enter a qualifying competition be prepared to find a volunteer for the day as teams are not allowed to enter without providing at least one helper

Volunteer jobs would be things like stewarding, pole picking, tack checking, fence judging 

Rules and regulations for all competitions can be found in the BRC handbook 

Click on the link on the home page

Entries for these competitions are made through the Riding Club

Contact Jenny Foster  on 07786 695669 for more information